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यह कहानी उन महान अटलांटिक सर अर्नेस्ट शैकलटन से प्रेरित है जिन्होंने अपने साहस और सूझबूझ से 27 लोगों को कड़ाके की ध्रुवीय बर्फ में समाहित होने से बचाया, जो अपना जहाज खो चुके थे पर आशा नहीं। 

A Hindi translation of Ruskin Bond’s Rusty Runs Away by Neelabh, this is the second book in the series that vividly conjures up the world of Rusty and his friends. Penned for young audiences, the book traces Rusty’s life as he enters his teenage years. The excitement and adventure of adolescent life take the young protagonist through a series of intriguing incidents. Still dealing with the passing away of his father and grandmother, he conspires to run away from boarding school with his mischievous friend Daljeet. 

This book has two stories for children that deal with the central theme of greed. Following the tradition of Panchtantra, both the stories have forests as their settings with animals as characters. The first story, the titular 'Sookha Ghulab', is about a very beautiful but proud vixen, Bhoori. The second story, 'Mama Garjo', is about a grief-stricken tiger who finds solace in letting little animals play with him. 

One fine day, Chandru, a small jackal, wakes up to find his fur all blue. Listen to this hilarious story from the Panchatantra to find out how the blue jackal uses his colour to his advantage.  

In this ever popular story from the Panchatantra, Natthni Magarmach, the crocodile, has developed an appetite for a monkey’s heart. Will her henpecked husband Natthoo Magarmach be able to meet his wife’s desire?  

After tasting a delicious mango, the king of Benares arrives at the monkey kingdom in search of the fruit. Can Kapi, the monkey king, find a way to protect his subjects? This timeless Jataka tale, a page from the life of the Bodhisattva, is adapted in Hindi by Gulzar. It is set to music by 3 Brothers & a Violin. 

Gilehri the squirrel is a good friend of Laalu the fox. But Laalu is a little too boastful and Gilehri decides to teach him a lesson.  

Dhondu, the donkey, thinks he is a wonderful singer. Unable to resist his urge to sing, he lands into big trouble one night, while stealing cucumbers along with his friend, Juno, the Jackal.  

Timsi, Bucki and Moti are very good friends, but also very different from each other. When trouble strikes, find out how they help each other escape a fisherman.  

Can caves talk? Bhuro the foolish lion thinks they can, and Juno the clever jackal decides to make the most of it in this hilarious story. Colours, names of animals and personal attributes are woven into this tale spectacularly narrated in Hindi by Tom Alter.  

Kauaa the crow is very hungry and has finally managed to get a roti to eat. Now, Lombdi the wily jackal wants that roti. Do his clever plans work? Antonyms, colours, the names of flowers and the seven notes of the musical scale are woven into this story with music based on classical ragas.  

Rusty, the boy whose stories have charmed and entertained children for years, brings together his best adventures in one volume! From the time he was a boy living with his grandparents in Dehra, surrounded by an assortment of odd animals, people and relatives, to when he gets sent away to school, then makes his way to London and becomes a writer, Rusty's had more adventures than we can count.